Agree on both counts - chocolate stir action and left framing. Was this looking through a glass wall? If not I'm wondering how you got in there, but there's a cluster of little reflections suggesting a glass divide.

This one for me. The disembodied feet have a stronger presence, enhanced perhaps by the tighter crop. Appeals greatly to my liking of quirkiness and abstraction. Big Like.

Nice juxtaposition of complementary tones.

Those hats are very popular with uni students in Scandinavia when they celebrate May Day. Interesting checking out the customers here.

Acknowledge that you're doing these fast, but I picked this one mainly because the red isn't as intense, especially around the Coke sign. The father/son (?) being photographed seem a bit awkward with each other ...

so cute

Hard to go past this colour version; far more inviting to explore slowly.

Fab destination for a photographer! Nicely lit and so many subjects.

$5 per oyster!? Bloody hell. In the years leading up to Liz's passing, one of the treats on our way south was to stop at a favoured fish Co-op where we could buy first grade oysters opened for $8 a dozen. Then about 5+ years ago, there was a spike in demand as oysters became fashionable and that was the end of it. We refused to pay even $1/oyster and I haven't bought any since.

Now why did you think this one would be my favourite? You're quite right (applause). The crucial distinction for me is the focus up front on the horn outlet. Next door << wins in this regard too, but this one is set back a bit to reveal more of the background.